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727 West Madison Parking Structure | Chicago, IL
Bendheim’s sculptural ventilated glass facade offers superior aesthetics, air circulation, and ample daylight. The translucent glass and open-joint design create a sense of openness, significantly enhancing occupants’ sense of comfort and safety. The design of the system allowe… Read More
This is a case study on how a design-assist collaboration between Bendheim, the architect, and installer resulted in a stunning ventilated glass facade for a parking structure. It is located at 727 West Madison / 1 South Halsted in Chicago, Illinois. In the end, Bendheim helped create a jewel-like p… Read More
Bendheim’s sculptural ventilated glass facade offers superior aesthetics, air circulation, and ample daylight for the 727 West Madison / 1 South Halsted Parking Structure in Chicago, Illinois. Photo by Kelly Drake Photography.
Bendheim helped create a jewel-like parking facade, maximized natural ventilation & daylight, and saved the client over $1 million on this project.
Photo by Tashio Martinez.
The design of Bendheim's ventilated glass facade system allowed flexibility to change the spacing, angle, orientation, and openness of the glass panels. Photo by Tashio Martinez.
The pattern-fritted West glass facade appears to float over the concrete parking structure, held in the visually minimal clips. Photo by Kelly Drake Photography.
The “flat” west facade consists of 406 pattern-fritted glass panels with a custom linear design. Photo by Tashio Martinez.
Bendheim’s glass façade offers parking users daylight, solar shading, and protection from wind-driven rain and snow. Photo by Kelly Drake Photography.
The Bendheim glass facade encloses the parking garage’s north, west, and south elevations. Photo by Tashio Martinez.
The glass panels on the north and south parking elevations are arranged in a staggered in-and-out fashion. Photo by Kelly Drake Photography.
The staggered glass facade layout creates 8” spacing between panels for maximum natural ventilation. Photo by Tashio Martinez.
The design of ventilated glass facade system allowed flexibility to change the spacing, angle, orientation, and openness of the glass panels. Photography Credit: Tashio Martinez.
